Indicate whether each of the following electron configurations corresponds to the ground state or to an excited state? If excited write the ground state electron configurations. a. (B] Is 2 2p b. [C] 1s 2s 2p C. [N] Is 25 2p d. [0] Is 2 2p

Indicate whether each of the following electron configurations corresponds to the ground state or to an excited state? If excited write the ground state electron configurations. a. (B] Is 2 2p b. [C] 1s 2s 2p C. [N] Is 25 2p d. [0] Is 2 2p

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Indicate whether each of the following electron configurations corresponds to the
ground state or to an excited state? If excited write the ground state electron configurations.
8.
а. [В]
Is
25
2p
b.
[C]
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1s
25
2p
[N]
с.
Is
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2p
d.
[0]
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2p

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